Central banks globally are experiencing unprecedented levels of internal disagreement as they navigate conflicting economic goals. The traditional consensus on monetary policy is fracturing, making it difficult to achieve unified strategies. This dissension arises amidst concerns about potential stagflation – a combination of slow economic growth and high inflation – adding complexity to the already challenging economic landscape. The lack of agreement among central bankers suggests a period of uncertainty and potentially volatile policy decisions as they grapple with these competing pressures.